The appointment of the new manager of the ILDEFE (Leonés Institute for Economic Development, Training and Employment), public company belonging to Leon City Council, has caused a crisis within the municipal government with serious consequences for its stability.
The absolutist monarchy ways with which the mayor directs this council and his team of councilors are far from being educated, ignorant of respect and border on tyranny on some occasions. It abrogates, withdraws trusts on a whim, imposes without arguments and supplants wills without any debate. He has silenced his spokesman and has become himself the spokesman who writes down streetlights that do not shine or tiles that need repair. His cheeky manners have gone so far that they have taken away the health of a member of his team.
These reasons, the excessive embrace of the most Leonese theses, the break with his party and the rudeness of members of the government, including ministers, are some of the reasons that, in private, members of their own government team denounce.
Drowned by the pressure of the penultimate four monks of the Leonese nationalism, to whom he owes the mayor’s office, with the help of a duo of still faithful advisers and his contempt for honorable conduct, he has written his penultimate political and personal betrayal, this time against the councilor Susana Travesí.
The mayor knew, approved and supported the name of the one who was to be the new manager of the ILDEFE and that the president of the Board of directors, Susana Travesí, he proposed with all the legal blessings. Sharing office expenses does not create a legal partnership or make you a partner. Therefore, whatever the municipal opposition says, that is not a reason to close an appointment of free designation.
The also lawyer, Susana Travesí, has preferred to save the honor, continue with his act of clean councilor and that the monarch who inhabits the palace of the San Marcelo Square he stays, more and more alone, in his kingdom of moral ruins and of the others that already await him.
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